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Step-by-step guides with pictures, for students and for teachers. Pick who you are, or search for what you want to do.

- For everyone
Getting started
Create an account, log in, use a temporary password, or get back in when you forget your password.
5 topics - For students
Help for students
Enrol in a test series, take a paper, read your result and your performance, and use your classroom: homework, notes, quizzes and the calendar.
18 topics - For teachers
Help for teachers
Run your batches: add students, follow their papers, switch on strict test mode, and share homework, notes, quizzes and dates.
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A short guided tour points at each part of your dashboard and says what it is for. It starts by itself the first time you log in, and you can run it again from the Help button at the bottom right of any page.
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- Enrol in a test seriesStudentsOpen Available Tests. On the series you want, select Enroll for free. The label changes to Enrolled. Select View tests to see its papers.
- Take the paperStudentsThe question is on the left and the question palette on the right. Save & Next: Records your answer and moves to the next question.
- Your resultStudentsThe result page shows your score, accuracy, and the number of correct, incorrect and unanswered questions.
- Hand in homeworkStudentsOpen the homework. Read the instructions and open any attached worksheet. Under Your work, select + Add your work and choose photos of your pages or a…
- Forgot your passwordGetting startedYou signed up on your own: on the login page select Forgot password?, enter your email and select Send reset link.
- Add studentsTeachersAdd students offers three ways. The page tells you how many seats the classroom has left.
- Share somethingTeachersSelect + Share something and choose what you are sharing. Homework: Work for students to do and hand in. Notes: Notes of a topic taught in class.
- Strict test modeTeachersStrict test mode is for a test where you want to know that students stayed on the test.
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